The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 46Butterworths, 1971 - Law |
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Page 154
... ground for believing that the woman had been murdered but had not given any reasonable grounds for believing that the passports and letters were material evidence to prove the commission of murder . Nor had they shown any reasonable grounds ...
... ground for believing that the woman had been murdered but had not given any reasonable grounds for believing that the passports and letters were material evidence to prove the commission of murder . Nor had they shown any reasonable grounds ...
Page 159
... grounds for divorce from three to two years , and from seven to four years . These are the grounds most commonly used ( in about 60 % of all cases ) , adultery being the next most common ground- in about 30 % of all cases . The ...
... grounds for divorce from three to two years , and from seven to four years . These are the grounds most commonly used ( in about 60 % of all cases ) , adultery being the next most common ground- in about 30 % of all cases . The ...
Page 243
... ground that the damages awarded by a jury are excessive , the Court must be satisfied that the figure awarded is " out of all proportion to the circumstances of the case " . ( Gray v . Deakin [ 1965 ] N.Z.L.R. 234 , applied . ) 2. The ...
... ground that the damages awarded by a jury are excessive , the Court must be satisfied that the figure awarded is " out of all proportion to the circumstances of the case " . ( Gray v . Deakin [ 1965 ] N.Z.L.R. 234 , applied . ) 2. The ...
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